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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1908
Page
3
The article notes increased laundering demand and sews on fashion items from Paris. It highlights Pierrot ruffs as chic accessories, detailing their multi layer plaiting and fabric choices, including chiffon crepe and sky hues, plus practical use for protection against theater drafts. It mentions a distinctive bow worn behind the ear as a Parisians style cue.
The article notes long tight fitting silk gloves to pair with sleeved frocks for all occasions including formal and afternoon outfits. Silk gloves are suitable with muffs, resist hand sweat better than kid gloves, and remain a stylish option for the season.
A fashion note advises selecting furs to match hair and skin tone. It suggests blondes or light-haired women wear lighter fur shades like mink and silver fox, while darker-haired brunettes should choose golden or light brown furs. It warns against ill-fitting contrasts that wash out the wearer.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses color and quality of meat with remarks on veal pork and beef texture and marbling. Mentions fat layers and fresh meat odor, indicating a casual or instructional tone on selecting wholesome meat. No clear event, date, or named organizations.
Daily Fashion Talks presents autumn bridal wear with a Directoire influenced gown in white satin and embroidered trim. Describes fabric choices such as chiffon panels, ducked-net fringe, and lace textures, plus pattern details for blouse and skirt. notes pattern No. C119 and skirt size range, available by mail order from the May Manton Banton Department for ten cents.
A New York Times item describes a chemical test where blue litmus paper is placed in a sample to check freshness. If the meat is poor quality the paper turns red, while fresh meat keeps the blue color.
A fragmented OCR note describes a low quality item named Fall Oriental Wraps sold in shops ready for use. It mentions a fabric or clothing accessory with armholes and a design detail, noting casual days and a simple application process.
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